Coca-Cola has created new campaign, Make Someone Happy, which aims to encourage consumers “to put smiles on other people’s faces by doing something a little unexpected and spontaneous every day”.
The ad was written and shot in NZ.
Here’s the Coca-Cola release …
“The inspiration for Make Someone Happy is part of Coca Cola’s Open Happiness communications strategy, and is aimed at encouraging Kiwi’s to share moments of happiness with others.
Heidi Somerville, Coca Cola Marketing Manager, says they have stood for happiness for over 125 years, and the latest campaign is built on the insight that making other people happy, makes us happier in return.
“Our new campaign launches our vision to inspire Kiwi’s [sic] to make people happy by doing something in their everyday lives to bring a smile to others faces. We want to encourage everyone to find something unique they can do themselves however big or small it might be,” says Somerville.
“We are encouraging people to take part and share their own acts or ideas by using our hashtag #makinghappynz through their social media channels so that we can share this with others to inspire them in return,” Somerville continues.
The new TV commercial for the campaign shows a person drawing inspiring hopscotch chalk artwork for others to enjoy and someone who sets up swings in random locations for anyone to use.
“We will be doing some exciting things, and you might even see us pop up in a location near you,” Somerville continues.
In addition to a new TV commercial, the campaign will be supported by OOH media, Facebook, in store POS and promoted online with the use of #makinghappynz.
CREDITS
Creative: Ogilvy & Mather NZ
Media: Ikon Communications
Experiential: Copper
Digital: Satellite Media
PR: FCB
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